Stocky shutdown · Archive-first · Read-only, independent review

Keep your Stocky history usable after the shutdown.

Shopify retired Stocky on 31 August 2026. Historical purchase orders and stocktakes do not automatically transfer to the Shopify admin. We offer a small read-only archive integrity review of files you have exported yourself — not a migration app.

Time-sensitive, but no invented deadline: Shopify says read-only access lasts for at least 90 days after 31 August 2026. It has not published a fixed end date. Export promptly if your store still has access. Historical purchase orders cannot be imported as completed records, and Stocky supplier contacts cannot be exported.

Live fixed-price manual pilot · two available places

$49

Read-only structural QA of up to three existing UTF‑8 CSV exports, each up to 5,000 data rows / 8 MiB. Receive file inventory, SHA-256 fingerprints, column overview, missing-value counts, duplicate exact records, structural review flags and a written limitations note.

Pay $49 securely via Stripe — first two pilots

Check CSV fit before paying

Payment through DK STORE REVIEW (Mille-owned Stripe account); service operated by Philip Lind. This is one manual review batch, not an automatic downloadable report. Maximum two purchases at this pilot price. See the separate SupplierPreflight service.

Direct card checkout is available for the published scope. After payment we confirm input compatibility and secure transfer by email; if files don't fit, we offer a full refund or an agreed revised quote. Do not email confidential exports. Target: two calendar days after usable source files.

Free synthetic example

See the exact type of report

Made-up PO and SKU records demonstrate preservation of text identifiers such as 000456, an exact repeated record and a missing cost value.

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Sample JSON inventory · Sample input CSV

These files are invented. This is not official Stocky sample data or a historic Shopify archive.

Free guide: practical Stocky archive export checklist (November 2026)

What you can preserve and what cannot be reconstructed

  1. Save Stocky's available reports for historical purchase orders, stocktakes, stock-levels/cost data and relevant transfer activity while access remains.
  2. Retain originals unchanged and preserve copies with clear dates, filenames and checksums.
  3. Check for missing columns, malformed CSV rows, duplicates, blank fields and ambiguous identifiers before anyone treats the archive as complete.
  4. Document unavoidable gaps: supplier contacts are not exportable, and historical PO statuses/receipts cannot simply be imported into new Shopify purchase orders.
  5. Continue operations using Shopify's built-in inventory tools or a purpose-built external inventory application, rather than treating a CSV archive as live stock.

Excluded: extracting data from a disabled Stocky account, downloading your supplier contacts, recovering deleted history, migrating historical PO states, editing Shopify inventory, reconstructing unexported records, tax/accounting certification or guaranteed reconciliation of fields absent from the source.

Official platform information

Have PO, receipt and invoice exports too? See the separate three-way mismatch review.